The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-30
PERSONAL.

july 81 win be Mrs. Cleveland's 2sd birthday
PATTI has bought another absolutely farewell
piece of real estate ~
THE late Mark Hopkins bore striking resem-
blance to Mr.. Gladstone.
JUSTICE FIELD reached San Francisco last
week after an absence of two years.
Ex-Gov. ST. JOHN is in New York waving the
prohibition flag in the faces of his foes.
PRESIDENT GREvY, Of France, is added to the
long list of notable people who are suffering
from neuralgia.
THE REV GEORGE LAWSON ROGERS of Bullitt
county, Kentucky, has been preaching ever
since 1918 and is 100 years old.
THE interesting rllmor has gone forth that ex-
Senator Jones, of Florida, intends to forsake
Detroit and settle in New York
BUFFALO BILL is introduced to lord or duke
as probably the most famous man in America
to-day and candidate for the next Presi-
dency."
QUEEN VICTORIA was presented with silver
crucifix by an English monk with whom she
conversed for some time at her recent visit to
the Grand Chartreuse Monastery.
w. L. TRENHOLM, United States Comptroller.
of Currency, is tall, 1.-THE man, with dark eyes,
gray hair and gray moustache. He is pleasing
conversatonalist and has cordial and attractive
manners.
WASHINGTON gossips assert that the eldest
daughter of Minister West is soon to marry the
secretary of some legation, who has procured a
leave of absence to go home and secure his
parents consent.
THE committee in charge of the Mccullough
Memorial have instructed the sculptor to pre-
pore full portrait statue in place of the bust
with which IL was designed to mark the grave
Of the distinguished tragediaD.
TINS was President Garfield's opinion of the
late President of Williams College, whom the
students called Mark, the perfect mani" "a
log with Mark Hopkins at one end and a young
man at the other would be a university"
d. W. DoUGHERTy son OF the Hon. Daniel
Dougherty, recently came near losing his life at
bull fight at Sara gossa Spain. The bull escaped
from the pit and charged among the spectators
and Mr.. Dougherty narrowly escaped his horns.
CAPT. D'ALMErDA, a naval officer Of Portugal
and member OF the Chamber of Deputies at
Lisbon, hit the Minister of Marine blow on the
nose during heated debate IN Parliament He
was at once arrested and confined in one Of the
war ships in the harbor.
WALTER MURRAY GIBSON, the American Pre-
mier OF the Hawaiian kingdom, is said TO be not
only the power behind the throne but ambitious
20 mount the throne itself. He persistenty de-
clnes TO be knighted or decorated, and is likely
TO be the leader in the anticipated revolt against
King Kalakaua.
A MONUMENT TO the Emperor Alexander ]. of
Russia is about to be erected on the bank Of the
Danube, between REM and Ismail, at the place.
close to the st. Thcrapont Monastery, where the
Russian troops crossed the Danube In 1897. The
monument consists Of bronze obelisk, orna
mented with Turkish arms and Russian inn
peiial eagles. Al the four corners the cannon
are placed which were taken from the Turks in
1877
In Is SAID that even II n revolution should sue
coed in Hawaii a republican form of govern
ment would not be imposed Kelakaua would
be succeeded by his sister. the Princess, a young
girl ~ years of age the idol of the English resi-
dents She is a daughter Of Archie Cleghorn.
Scottish Australian. Her mother was the late
Litelike, sister OF Kalakaua. The English and
the Kipis, or rebels are very anxious TO place
the little girl on the throne.